I'm adding this song to my Fossilcleaning playlist. Thank you for the recommendation!

I love when people make Twisted Pebble a big dog. I think he would recognize Dandy by scent and would get super excited to see him. That's his puppy, always and forever.

That's what I'm assuming, or at the very least, he would call Connie "Boolynski" the same way he calls Dandy "Dandicus". Rodger also drops it immeditely after Connie tells him to, so he was nothing more than misinformed regardless.

He's so Marina and the Diamonds core but nobody sees it. "Oh No!" is THE Glisten song

I don't know if anyone has seen the animation The Colors of Evil, but it's about a little girl who summons a "harmless" demon from Hell, only to find out it has the ability to kill people with how cute it is. That's what I think happened with Scientist Waxwell and Fuzzy Beast.

I'd consider it niche. It's not bad, though. I just think it suffers from something a lot of Teagan ships suffer with, which is a bland interaction. I saw someone bring up that Teagan doesn't seem to have any close relationships, and I wonder if this was intentional.

Hiiii....

SCRAMBLES TO PICK THEM ALL UP BEFORE YOU CAN AND STUFFS THEM IN MY POCKETS MINE NOW, SUCKER!!!!!

Every good Connie shipper knows she has to bully her boyfriends and get bullied by her girlfriends. There's a natural balance you mustn't disrupt. Hauntedlibrary is the exception because in that scenario, Connie bullies herself. Brightney is none the wiser.

I agree with that statement, but the word choice when describing oppressive men is important. Describing men's abuse against women as uniquely inhumane implies that women cannot inhumanely abuse, or that inhumane abuse = unhuman abuser. This takes agency away from men and women.

Quoting a tweet saying "men are people" with "this is how those humans talk about you" with a screenshot describing a man's sexual harassment of a woman implies that men are uniquely evil in a way that is inhuman. What does this say about evil women?

Then I think you should clarify that stance in the replies, because a lot of the comments you're getting are concerning.

We can't get mad at a wild animal for hunting its prey, but we can get mad at a person for harming another because people have the intelligence to know better, do better, and be better. If you assign evil to one group of people, you dehumanize every other group along with them.

To strip women of evilness is to strip us of our humanity, too. We are no less responsible for our actions. We are also no less able to oppress men just because we are women. A White woman is a Black man's oppressor. A cishet woman is a queer man's oppressor. It goes on and on.

The women who work in conversion therapy? The women who use religion to demonize queerness? The women who stand outside of abortion clinics in protest? The women who abuse their kids? The women who raise their sons to be abusive? What makes our evil human, and men's not?

What about the women who owned, beat, raped, killed, and ate enslaved men? The women who campaign against civil rights movements? The women who use slurs against minorities? The women who join the KKK? The women who call ICE on their neighbors? The women who voted for Trump?

We need to stop defining bigotry, cruelty, and sexual violence as "unhuman." To deny oppressors their personhood is to deny they have the capability not to abuse. Men are not thoughtless beasts, and women are not pure in a way that gives us the incapacity to abuse.